Move that could see Putin win the war
Experts warn Vladimir Putin could still come out victorious in his war against Ukraine.
AdvertisementAdvertise with NZME.
Latest fromRussia
Russia faces global outrage over bodies in Ukraine streets
More sanctions heaped on Moscow in revulsion at murderous scenes on the outskirts of Kyiv.
Ardern defends Russian ambassador's presence
Prime Minister says NZ using 'far more powerful tools' while retaining diplomatic options.
'Nothing left': Decision Putin didn't want to have to make
The Russian President must consider a deeply unpalatable option, an expert says.
'Could have been us': Kiwi expat and family escape Russian onslaught
Kiwi left his adopted homeland with family after Russian bombs rained down on cities.
'I want them dead': Ukrainian mum's fury
Ukrainian mother says she had to bury her son in a carpet after Russian troops attacked.
Chelsea FC owner Roman Abramovich included in latest round of NZ sanctions
List includes some of Russia's richest businesspeople.
Ukraine: NZ launches new sanctions targeting oligarchs
Three dozen oligarchs added to sanctions hit list after 'beyond reprehensible' war crimes.
When the Russians picked the wrong town to invade
New York Times: The outgunned people of Vasylkiv successfully fought off Russian troops.
In a Kyiv suburb, 'they shot everyone they saw'
New York Times: Apocalyptic images from the suburb of Bucha shock the world.
Russia war could further escalate auto prices and shortages
The global auto industry has hit a big supply snag now Russia and Ukraine are at war.
'Two Russian soldiers dead, 28 in hospital' after eating poisoned pastries
Residents of a village reportedly gave the Russian troops the poisoned treats.
410 civilian bodies found near Kyiv, world's biggest airplane destroyed
The Mriya, one of the biggest planes ever built, lay wrecked from the February attack.
Secret intelligence has unusually public role in Ukraine
Intelligence agencies are being remarkably transparent about the Ukraine war.
Ukrainian mother raped by Russian soldier as she sheltered in school
A number of allegations of sexual violence by Russian soldiers have emerged.
'This is true barbarity': Life and death under Russian occupation
New York Times: Residents described weeks of hunger and horror under Russian occupation.
'Horror movie': Russian troops leave bound, tortured bodies; Punish Putin for 'war crimes', says UK
'Horrifying footage...civilians, including women, children and the elderly, shot dead.'
Kremlin's chilling promise on Russian TV over Ukraine
A spokesman for Vladimir Putin has doubled down on Russian aims for the invasion.
Ukraine accuses Russia of massacre
Authorities say retreating Russian troops have left behind a 'scene from a horror movie'.
Editorial: Zelenskyy winning battle for public opinion
EDITORIAL: The Ukrainian President has had both requests and criticism for allies.
The week that turned the war: How Ukraine fought back Russian advance
Putin looks more isolated than ever as his forces suffer a series of shocking setbacks.
Russian troops flee, leaving bodies on streets: Putin's sick plan exposed
Russian troops have fled from the region around Kyiv, but leave behind terrible scenes.
Ukraine takes back 'whole Kyiv region'
Russian troops have retreated from Kyiv but left the region trapped full of mines.
'A more dangerous world': West, Russia mull nuclear steps
Putin has threatened nuclear war. The West is now discussing how to respond.
'Guaranteed death': Putin's desperate move
Russians have been warned against going along with Vladimir Putin's latest tactic.
'Phase two': Russia's new tactic against Ukraine
Russia appears to be retreating, but President Vladimir Putin is just changing tactics.
China feels the strain of Covid, Russia and the economy
New York Times: Some are now asking aloud whether the country is on the wrong track.
'Complete disaster': Retreating Russian troops leaving mines everywhere, even in corpses
Zelenskyy warns of difficult battles ahead as the Russians redeploy troops.
Shaken at first, many Russians now rally behind Putin's invasion
New York Times: The war's initial shock has given way to patriotism and apathy.
Three protests planned for Wellington, police to have strong presence
Police say they are ready to act as three different protests are planned for the capital.
Russian troops withdraw from around Kyiv as peace talks resume
Ukraine warns the Russian troops will be shifted to the east for an intensified assault.
Putin visited by cancer doctor 35 times, bathes in deer antlers
An investigation shows Putin is constantly followed by a thyroid cancer specialist.
John Roughan: Testing the spirit of Ukraine nationalism - and Nato
OPINION: Not only has the Ukraine found inner strength, so has Nato.
Australia agrees to Ukraine request for military vehicles
Scott Morrison says Australia will answer the request made by Zelenskyy.